Roth named new Syracuse Symphony general manager
Donald F. Roth, new SSO general manager, arrives Sept. 6 after a troubled season with financial woes, a musicians strike, and leadership resignations. He plans a mixed funds approach and will not comment on Chris Keene’s replacement or salary negotiations as he transitions from Hartford to Syracuse. Roth, 39, previously led the Austin and Hartford symphony organizations and holds advanced degrees in history.
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Striking Super Plating workers to vote on pact
General Super Plating Co workers in DeWitt on strike two months will vote tomorrow on a new contract offer. The deal narrows disputes over wages and medical plan, the chief point of the dispute. The plant remains open with non-union temps as unions negotiate amid a broader Syracuse strike wave.
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Canino Returns as $50-Hour City Consultant in Finance
Frank Canino the retired city commissioner of finance is rehired as a fifty dollar per hour consultant to complete ongoing projects. He will assist new Finance Commissioner Eugene Marjinsky with the transition, budgeting tasks and project bonding, under a no bid contract approved by Mayor Lee Alexander and Mariinsky. Magnarelli was absent.
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Federal charges against Utica firm after water tower accident
OSHA issues a serious citation against F.G. West & Co. of Utica over a May 14 incident at a five million gallon Camillus water tank that killed Murphy crew member Larry Walker and sickened two others. Gerald Reginelli says the firm will appeal as meetings with Syracuse OSHA director Chester Whiteside begin. Walker died June 8 in Pittsburgh after two liver transplants failed.
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